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For resisting colonial rule, this Sierra Leone chief was exiled to Gold Coast and never allowed to return

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Among all the European countries, the British had the most African states under their rule. They fought several African kingdoms, killing their rulers and weakening their armies in order to take control. Despite the existence of several weaker kingdoms that gave in to the British Empire easily, other African states gave them a hard time....

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